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in-home

American  
[in-hohm] / ˈɪnˌhoʊm /

adjective

  1. available, provided, or taking place in a person's home.

    in-home tutoring.


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And 58% encounter unexpected healthcare costs, ranging from dental care and prescription drugs to home modifications, nursing-home care or in-home care.

From MarketWatch

You may indeed need a family meeting, with your mother’s permission, which could also explore part-time in-home care before more radical decisions are made, medical supervision and/or telehealth monitoring.

From MarketWatch

In-home care could cost more than $70,000 a year.

From MarketWatch

The New York Times, citing a source close to the family, said the couple had been due to dine with former president Barack Obama and his wife Michelle on Sunday evening, and had seemingly booked an in-home massage for that day.

From Barron's

Maxwell regularly visited the Mar-a-Lago spa, where she booked Epstein’s in-home appointments and charged services for herself to the account in Epstein’s name.

From The Wall Street Journal